Word: cats
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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They include a wig curler, a clay tile marred by a cat's footprint, pieces of dishes and pipestems, meat bones and the wreckage of the original College building, which literally fell apart in the late 17th century...
Jobs' ministrations seem to be paying off. In the past few months the company has signed deals with four computer manufacturers to repackage the $122,000 Pixar machine for sale in a variety of markets: to doctors for reading CAT scans, to engineers for computer-aided design, to oil companies for analyzing seismic soundings, to defense contractors for interpreting data beamed from orbiting spy satellites. Pixar officials estimate that eventually more than 90% of the company's business will come from outside the entertainment industry...
Jaynes, 38, came to TIME in 1983 from the New York Times, where he reported on Africa out of Nairobi and also was a roving national correspondent. He recalls, "In a total of 15 years of daily journalism, I covered everything from coups and killings to a cat caught up a tree. I reached the point where I wanted a note from my doctor saying 'No more hard news for this man! It's bad for his heart.' The opportunity to do American Scene was just the prescription. I am happiest writing about people who have nothing to gain from...
Calvin Coolidge, waiting to move into the White House after Harding's death, apprehended a cat burglar in his Willard room. He let the fellow go after extracting a promise to reform...
...Christmas his condition had so deteriorated that his family and doctors decided not to connect him to a respirator should his lungs fail. Schroeder lingered in a twilight state for seven months, until last week. Family members, summoned to his bedside, initially balked at the doctors' request for a CAT scan but finally agreed. The test confirmed that a massive stroke had destroyed most of Schroeder's brain, and last rites were given...